Both novels feature idiosyncratic first-person narrations that begin in captivity and describe the development of consciousness, a development assisted by a mother or motherlike figure.
The cheese is cruder than French fromage and not as recognizable as Italian counterparts, but here, each wheel is as idiosyncratic as the person who makes it.
Barron was the most selfless, idiosyncratic and fearless person in the whole world our Medici and our best friend.
The collection is necessarily idiosyncratic and personal.
Semantic networks are idiosyncratic: they reflect a person's experiences, views and ideas and therefore no two persons have the same knowledge about a certain topic [ 13, 16].
We might say, for example, when thinking of a person's idiosyncratic mannerisms, social gestures, or habits of dress, that "he has personality" or that "he's quite a character".
A book like Mark Bowden's "Black Hawk Down" — a Woodward that outdoes even Woodward — sets out to describe things as they actually happened, not things as filtered through one person's idiosyncratic perspective.
More generally, while digital communication networks are quite different from the networks formed by person-to-person interactions, the idiosyncratic behavioral patterns of the social core illustrate some of the ways in which digital communication channels can be used to understand aspects of our off-line social interactions.
This hypothesis raises the interesting possibility that vMPFC may respond more strongly to stable, idiosyncratic beliefs (such as a person's belief in ghosts or karma) that provoke high levels of person-based attribution than to transient preferences that depend heavily on the particular context (a person prefers mojitos to mimosas, but not before noon).
